Calvin Cordozar Broadus was born in ’71. He was one of those teenagers who the Californian sun of the eighties saw grow up and the urban air of the West Coast turned into artists of an unborn genre. Dr. Dre discovered him after being released for drug trafficking. She sounded his music well and was originally out of rhythm in what some were beginning to call hip hop. As the legend of Snoop Dogg was bornone of the living faces of the nineties generation of immortal rappers who faced the two North American shores in a war of music and shooting.
His fame is that of someone calm, with bulging, half-closed eyes, usually hidden under sunglasses, who wears baggy tracksuits and who smokes. He smokes a lot. So much so that part of his charisma is drawn with the figure of a large marijuana cigarette between his fingers. Whoever defended the legalization of cannabis tooth and nail, whoever came to light a torch of infinite proportions alongside Eminem on stage, has given one of those pieces of news that leaves the reader impressed at first sight because it seems like the breaking of a syllogism. Snoop Dogg stop smoking.
This is what he himself has said, with the greatest of clarity and without leaving room for a lack of conviction. After much consideration and conversation with my family, I have decided to quit smoking. Please respect my privacy at this time.the singer has written in an image spread on social networks in which he is seen joining his hands in a sign of prayer. The respect he asks for is what he needs so that the rehabilitation he seeks is without attempts.
This message has been launched in a bottle into the sea of X (Twitter, before) and Instagram. Before 24 hours have passed since its publication, the image already has more than three and a half million views. likes and is close to 150,000 comments. Precisely there, in the box where people leave their opinion, a water of disbelief flows that has broken into a waterfall of ingenious responses. In two days he will say that his account was hackedsays one, to which another adds: I respect your decision, but it is the funniest thing I have ever seen and I will remember it forever.
I want to see my grandchildren grow old
It doesn’t seem like a one-day reflection. As the rapper commented in an interview for Daily Mail, be a grandfatherand has changed in many ways. Among them, his relationship with drugs. The main way is to worry about how I live, how I move, the type of people I am associated with, because I want to see my grandchildren grow old.he then acknowledged.
And he thinks he knows how. The only way I can do that is by taking precautionary measures in terms of how I move, who I go out with, where I go out, my consumption, what I am consuming.he confessed, seconds before surprising the same world that had heard him defend the legalization of the substance so many times with the following: It was long thought to be relatively harmless, but recent studies have suggested that marijuana use is more harmful than previously believed.. That West Coast is far away. Snoop wasn’t always going to be the one from the nineties, nor was rap going to stay in California.